open #208599
Trails
2760 S Kegg RD
- Case Date:
- 2/10/2026
Trail going under Tapp Rd not plowed
Trail going under Tapp Rd not plowed
Resident phoned to report that some areas of the sidewalk along the Henderson side of Bryan Park are not clear of snow/ice, making pedestrian travel treacherous. This sidewalk is on Parks property.
In both the large and small dog parks the obstacles are rotting. There are stacked logs that my dog has loved jumping on/over as part of the obstacle coarse. Last summer those were rotting away and becoming a hazard for any dog to be on. They have further degraded. They are ready to collapse at any point with weight applied, but also the shear amount of wood pieces that could become splintered into a paw is a major health and safety risk to all dogs. I would love to see these replaced and maintenanced on a regular basis to ensure they don’t become a safety hazard. If at all possible some further spacing on the log obstacles would be great as well. They are too close together and cause her to take pause in between jumps to readjust her body before she can jump to the next. Some more space between would allow for a smooth transition from obstacle to obstacle. Thank you so much for all that you do.
Please do not let the splendid trees all around the intersection of 10th Street and Pete Ellis Drive be cut. Surely the intersection can be sufficiently improved without cutting all the trees.
Parking lot needs to be plowed ASAP. Currently impossible to get my car out of the lot.
Hello. There is a large, seemingly dead pine tree that is behind our property. There are power lines right next to it. We aren’t sure if this is an easement or if it is private property and would like to know so the tree can be cut down-it appears to be a hazard. Is there a way we can find out who is responsible? Thanks.
The sidewalk coming out of the switchyard park entry (city property?) has not been cleared.
City did not clear the Azalea sidewalk along Winslow Woods so high school kids have to walk along the street in the dark to get to South.
Someone has strewn styrofoam packing peanuts all over the B-Line and the Butler Park connector trail, where they intersect at lamppost 158. It would be good to get them up before they disperse further and get into our waterways. At the moment the snowbanks are helping keep them somewhat contained. I'd do it myself but I don't have access to a power source out there. Hoping y'all have a shopvac or leaf vac that you can power off a maintenance cart or truck. Thanks!
The Bryan Park parking lot on Stull has not been plowed since last week’s storm.